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I don't know that it's so hard to believe that someone could get past a base desire for revenge and take a more thoughtful approach? Especially considering that

I don't know that it's so hard to believe that someone could get past a base desire for revenge and take a more thoughtful approach? Especially considering that the author seems to be a religious person (he talks about praying daily, his mother wanting him to become a minister, etc.), I think it's completely possible that he could suppress a desire for vengeance and instead express forgiveness.

irahul 15y ago
> base desire for revenge and take a more thoughtful approach? > desire for vengeance and instead express forgiveness. Forgiveness for someone who gets people tortured and killed, which includes your wife and children, isn't thoughtful, let alone "more thoughtful."